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Barns have been at the forefront of history since the early years of America. And legendary actor Cole Hauser has been in some of the most extraordinary barns in the country. When he decided it was time for one of his own, Cole knew he wanted to work with a company dedicated to quality and passionate about the craft, raising barns that look towards the future while paying homage to a storied past. He knew he could trust The Barn Yard to build his ideal barn. Introducing Cole Hauser × The Barn Yard.

Surrounded by nature, and met on one end with a stone waterfall, this 20' x 75' Custom Timber Frame pergola is simply stunning. Douglas fir timbers form the posts, beams, rafters, and braces of the structure. Details, like scrolled ends and arched braces, add visual interest. A walk through the pergola showcases the intricate craftsmanship, from the base of the posts to the tops of the rafters. And, accented by gardens, two stone waterfalls, and a miniature pond, you’ll feel right at home. Let’s take a closer look.

Immaculate details, authentic post & beam construction, and rustic design combine to create a place for family and friends to enjoy a day by the pool. This 20' x 32' Montauk Timber Frame Pool House has reclaimed barn board siding, sliding barn doors, and a Teton Pavilion inspired entry portico. Inside, a full kitchen, bathroom, and seating area await. Hosting guests for food and drinks by the pool is a breeze with the Montauk. Read on for a photo tour. 

A bank barn is characterized by ground level entrances on each floor. We commonly see bank barns built into the sides of hills, like this barn here. A 24' x 32' Plymouth Carriage Barn serves several uses on this property, thanks to its placement on a hill. The first floor has two overhead doors, making it the ideal garage, and upstairs, the barn is used as a pool house, with French doors leading to the backyard. Let’s take a closer look.